but the strategy eck elemeic sth most important >> cinco de mayo is on a saturday you told me we wouldsee growth with victoria, so now we're selling, second is corona, and now victoria, where did that come from? >> hey, victoria, now victoria's a very large brand in mexico, and therefore, it's very well-known to the hispanic community, very unknown to the general market, but it's a fantastic product, and we're now seeing high, double-digit growth in victoria as well as the rest of the portfolio >> it keeps happening. how about corona premium, nationwide launch, what do we expect >> i think it's going to be a fantastic launch he think by all cpg standards, it's going to be one of the most successful launches ever premieres, it's a freiggreat co. it's growing rapidly, and it's going to be the premiere category >> you use the nba, you use the nfl, now ultimate fight club will i be seeing those commercials for that product for the, during the playoffs >> i'm not sure, to tell you the honest truth >> i sure hope so, the sixers are going to be in the -- >> well, we, well, i hope we do, but s

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call rather eck and so i think that folks. are trying to raise that point gary cullen may have raised it has been unsuccessful you know mitch you know let's stick with apollo the politics of it before we get into the in a nuts and bolts here is is trump just bluffing the world i mean is it just part of his political style i mean it is quite interesting here i mean i think all of us i mean to one degree or another know basic economics obviously trade tariffs are not a good idea we could look at the one nine hundred thirty s. the most recent experience that was a disaster for the global economy no ok steve says no but let me go to mitch for is go ahead. i think yeah i think that there are a lot of moving parts to this that we have to consider and you know whenever you have a complex situation you try to simplify it as best possible like the president uses one word soundbites or one hundred forty characters in a tweet to try to get a message out now what we have going on here is geo political attacks and neo liberalism and its fa

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people on earth and led alone it is a parent on a british park bench. 23 diplomats and their families eck personn expelled today. another death of another russian kremlin critic on british soil investigated by british counter terrorism police. his death eight days after the skripals attack. here in the united states, it is just five days ago that the trump enkpakacted some sanction. the sanctions that the trump administration was legally required to impose on russia after denying the intelligence collusion that russia was responsible for the attack. the u.s. government finally admitted that yes, the russians did mess with our elections and yes, we'll agree to do something about it. they finally for the first time put these sanctions on them. that was five days ago. also, five days ago, the same day the u.s. finally issued these sanctions on russia for its 2016 election. we also got this serious technical announcement from the fbi and the department of homeland security about russian government attackers going after american infrastructure, specifically going after u.s. power plants. this

connor lamb is raising his money from a platform from eck blue, liberals from the west coast. it's funny to hear him running away from nancy pelosi and her message. >> interesting. you're saying while they're talking about blue, the operative color might be green in terms of raising money. he might like nancy more. that's what i'm getting from you. talk about how some political observers are also watching penn 18 as we're calling, that district in pennsylvania. because it may be a bellwether in their words. do you see it that way? >> this has some specific local issues. if the democrats are watching this race and seeing how close it is, you know, they're watching a candidate who is trying to run like a republican. trying to say he shares the values of conservative voters in southwestern pennsylvania. if that's their goal to go on in 2018 and we're calling him connor the chameleon, whether it's guns, taxes, the support for his party's leadership, they're not really running true to who they are. when you drill down on a candidate like connor lamb, he's a liberal on taxes, second

so republicans and the president have to kind of get on the same page and be strategy eck aboic decision because the outcome of these races affects all of them. >> jason, it's interesting, this question of transferability. all these republicans wondering, hey, trump has this special bond with the republican base, can i tap into that at all. i'm reminded of the frustration in the democratic era. couldn't seem to transfer it. >> no. look, it's very, very hard to transfer a really magnetic and interesting presidential candidate, whether it's barack obama, whether it's donald trump, and sort of sprinkle that fairy dust on other candidates. but i think the other thing that's happened is this, steve. republicans down ballot has realized. trumpism is a great suit, it looks nice in the store, but you can't take it home with you. it only fits with one guy. only donald trump can get' way wi with the scandals he he's gotte away with. a lot of them are realizing, i can't embrace trumpism the same way because i don't have the same protective field around myself. i need you to come and raise money, bu

let's talk about the timing, why is the president weighing this move now versus right after the uk ecking to do if they expel diplomats how many. but just on friday, the president's national security team urged him to act now against russia and expel some russian diplomats from the u.s. now a source familiar with these discussions says that they're expecting an announcement as early as tomorrow and that europeans are seeing some signs to be optimistic, that this is going to be a big coordinated announcement with multiple european countries, to kick out a significant number of russian diplomats. so it's kind of this tit for tat that we'll see, russia will expel diplomats too. other countries are doing this in solidarity with the uk. they'll kick out russian diplomats so they responded in kind. but until president trump makes the decision, even though his security team is telling him he ought to do this, you never really know what the outcome would be. it was only days ago that we saw this national security team tell him in big capital letters do not congratulate president vladimir putin

as you know from his eck appearance at goldman sachs, a team builder incredibly smart on markets. one of the smartest people i've met in my life he has a tremendous amount of value inside the white house one of the things about the white house, for me, it was to serve for 11 days all day. i was no longer serving under the discretion of the president, so i think there was obviously a conversation there and gary decided this was a good time to leave and as the president has mentioned, he'll find someone to replace him, but gary did an amazing job on the tax plan. of getting a lot of advice the economy is doing very, very well the policies have resounded in not only economic growth, but real wages, scott, it's reflecteded in the stock market. there's a little volatility as we get to a resolution on what a potential tariff would look like, although b i think the president, peter navarro and others have been clear they're just looking for symmetry and fairness across the board on trade. not necessarily any more than that your analysts know and people around wall street know, for 71 yea

the competition they're going to have against the faang stocks, you say maybe we should take back our eck peckatixpectations. the run we've seen is great. take profits to me i short the stock. i think it goes beyond 300 >> we've been having this conversation lead iing up to ths interview where we and i say we as the traders in front of me. people who are putting real money to work think the momentum in technology is going to continue to work and if that happens -- >> it should >> then why wouldn't netflix participate? >> first of all, i feel bad for media companies that it's a technology company and not a media company. but at at the same time, there's a difference if that's the case there's tho reason for us to buy the triple qs and go home there has to be some tech that will p perform better than others apple has been a great tech value play for years when the market goes down and crashes or corrects, you can feel comfortable buying an apple. >> you're buying it here ore 300. you're saying what did i do. it doesn't mean, if the stock goes back to 270, scott, it's still a hell of a stock

. >> you know, there is some issues where conor lamb is at odds with the democrat eck base and -- democratice and i talked to some who said on the issue of guns, maybe -- maybe the democrats need a unified more on guns and if conor lamb loses that will prove being pro-gun doesn't work. does him winning mean the democrats do need to be more open minded on the gun issue on their side of the aisle. >> well, i think what conor lamb did and i don't know his gun position in side and out but it is important to recognize that we are going to have people that may agree with us on all of the issues with regard to assault weapons, with regard to background checks or those kind of issues, but they may hunt and they may culturally align with the people in our district and i think that can be a very powerful message to people saying, look, i hunt with my kids. i'm a hunter. but i do think these assault weapons need to -- need to come out or we need restrictions, we need universal background checks without saying those people who do hunt are somehow not good citizens. that just -- it is a cultural issue. s

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so i think it's an overreaction on the eck quity markets part >> so you'd be a bir of the dips working on the fourth straight 1% move down for stocks. >> yes so we would be buyers of this. but i think everything that was sort ofcommented on is correct look, the bloom is coming off august that's important to keep many mind but on the flip side, bonds are going to be a difficult incremental veinvestment going forward. i think that's a tail wind for why you want to own equities here >> maybe we're missing the point. the point here, it's not so much the policy itself. it's the report eed by eamon javers, the haphazard nature at which the policy is being spoken about. isn't that a risk? >> yes when we talk b about the fed, we see communication as an important channel. when you think about administration and government, communication is an important challenge. it's not always well managed, but on the flip side, i'm all for trying to change how american business runs because you know what? otherwise, we're a 2% gdp growth economy. i'm actually, i'm not necessarily against introducing some cha

ashley judd and selma high eck taking to the stage as well to tell him and other predators their time host of reliable sources brian stelter and you made just made a great point to me, the difference in what we were seeing on this night versus 2017 and so many years prior. >> koreayeah. weinstein was on the red carpet. he would help actors and actresses win these fantastic prizes. six months later we learned about this disgusting behavior in his past. he was kicked out of the academy and what a difference a year makes to see his accusers on stage instead. ashley judd who was the lead of that original "the new york times" story on stage saying, a mighty chorus is saying times up right now and i thought it was important that these actresses are just at the beginning. change is going to take time. the most strike statistic for me from last night was that 39 people were on stage accepting awards. 39 winners of the oscars. only six of those winners were women. hollywood has a long way to go in terms of gender equality and it was very visible and obvious. >> not just gender equality but for

and didn't do anything wrong, you don't think bob mueller from what you said last week is going to eck ma upmake up a case. >> i think this request is too wide. it's not fair. it's not fair. >> let me play for what you you said about these investigators on this show. >> fine, i said they're very professional. >> let's take a look at that. >> this was like a white shoe law firm. going in. okay. i sat in there, they asked me questions. they had charts out. they had specific things they wasn'ted wanted to know. they had followups. they had flow charts. it wasn't a waste of taxpayer money to have me in there. it wasn't a waste of final for me either. i'm happy to have cooperated. >> is that still your view? >> that's my view. >> it wouldn't be too broad. it would be like a law firm being diligent. >> and my point is that i was so honest, i cooperated. i didn't say call me in to the grand jury when they first contacted me. and after that, after sitting there for so many hours. after paying the money for a lawyer i can get something like this? and i can, ari, i have to earn a living. >> mm-h

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. >> reporter: two hours later he was looking for a new chief eck. noik adviser after chief economist gary cohn resigned. the import of metals could be a >> this could me as the ta size into a larger trade war. >> reporter: during a meeting with the prime minister of sweden, the president seemed undeterred by the concern. >> the trade war hurts them, not us. >> reporter: in addition to the white house staffing, the president was slapped with a lawsuit by adult film star stormy daniels. she alleged the hush agreement that was signed in 2016 which forbid her from discussing her personal details with mr. trump is not binding because mr. trump himself never signed it. they say he used the ayas avery dennison and it was a way to further insulate mr. trump from further scrutiny. dap yals also alleged mr. trump purposely avoided signing the agreement himself so he could later disavow any knowledge of the disclosure agreement. ing the attorney admitted to paying $130,000 before election day of 2016. daniels said she was given the payment to prevent her from

semiconductors, your tech is going to be weak technology is 26% of the s&p when you get the biggest names in the eckech groups, youe some weakness in the s&p amazon is in the consumer discretionary group. it is what i call the politics of index and materials and energy weak. market issues right now, we got three of them really,not just facebook but tech weakness, that did not lasted in past we'll see if that'll go on the next couple of days and whether to get three or four rate hikes. believe me this is still an issue. finally we are going to get big ipo this week. one of the big names, of course, regional banks, i want to mention, we are not getting it today and the 10-yr is to the upside the other big group here, financials are 15% of the s&p 500. they move together that's a big factor we keep in the s&p 500 up, we are not getting that today unfortunately. people are looking for financials coming in before. let's go to drop box at the nasdaq pricing thursday night. we are talking about one of the big names out there. they're going to float roughly $600 million i mentioned that close to $8 billion

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democrats, what they are talking about is democrats favoring a much broader expansion of but mandate ecks them for all private gun sales. including gun shows or over the internet. currently only federally licensed firearm dealers must conduct such checks. robert, do you support expanding background checks at a minimum would mandate them for all private gun sales? 100% yes. t would be but i'll say this. on that gun control thing, we do have it here in california. it's already here exactly what you just read. that's already in california. and our rate of crime is totally insane over here, too. they won't publish it. you might want to look and say, if it doesn't work in california, how is it going to work in the other 49. believe me, we do have that already. thank you very much. ok, robert. christine, in south carolina, republican. hi. caller: yes, ma'am. i have a comment. my comment is, we don't own a gun and 100% yes. my husband ju he was a paranoid schizophrenic, he was not violent at all. a blatant attack on the mentally ill is wrong and exploiting these children that just died in florid